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7 January, 20:02

1. Describe the two transformations that occur to the parent function f (x) = √x when transformed to the function g (x) = 2√x+3.

2. Then, describe the domain and range of g (x). (You may use Interval Notation or Words)

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  1. 7 January, 20:57
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    1. This stretches the function in the y direction by 2 and moves the function up 3 units

    2. Domain : all real numbers greater than or equal to zero

    {x ∈ R : x>=0}

    Range : all real numbers greater than or equal to three

    {y ∈ R : g>=3}

    Step-by-step explanation:

    f (x) = sqrt (x)

    g (x) = 2 sqrt (x)

    This stretches the function in the y direction by 2

    h (x) = 2 sqrt (x) + 3 moves the function up 3 units

    2. The domain is the input values

    2 sqrt (x) + 3 this is limited by sqrt (x) so x>=0

    Range is the output values so sqrt (x) must be o or positive

    The minimum is 0+3

    y >=3
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